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#122. Mai 2024
Chai? Tea? How do Indians take their tea?
Blog: Global Voices
India is one of the largest producers of tea in the world, and we consume most of what we produce.
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#210. April 2024
How the Maduro government pays to promote propaganda and disinformation in Venezuela
Blog: Global Voices
The official propaganda of the government of Nicolás Maduro spreads thanks to the work of citizens who receive payments from the government to promote trends on social media
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#329. März 2024
From discredit to censorship: When power attacks the Latin American press
Blog: Global Voices
With their campaigns against independent media, the governments of several Latin American countries are beginning to threaten press freedom.
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#429. März 2024
A wave of wildfires in Latin America: Who is to blame?
Blog: Global Voices
Forest fires in Chile are not an isolated phenomenon in Latin America. How much do human factors and state negligence play a role?
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#520. März 2024
How a German government bank financed deforestation in Paraguay
Blog: Global Voices
An investigation shows how the German Development Bank invested EUR 25 million in the Paraguayan Agricultural Corporation, which between 2013 and 2020 deforested at least 7,000 hectares of forests on three properties in Chaco.
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#620. Februar 2024
President Javier Milei's parcel of laws to deregulate Argentina approved by the Argentine Congress
Blog: Global Voices
After more than 30 hours of debate, the Chamber of Deputies of Argentina approved The Omnibus Law, with 144 votes in favor and 109 against.
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#713. Februar 2024
Latin America's newest export: Narcoculture
Blog: Global Voices
How much truth is there in pop culture romanticizing or even glorifying drug dealers? Where does freedom of expression end and apology for crime begin?
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#86. Februar 2024
A platform tries to map the reduction of artistic freedom in Brazil
Blog: Global Voices
The idea arose following the boycott and closure of the Queermuseu exhibition in 2017 in Porto Alegrel. On social networks, conservative groups protested against the exhibition.
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#95. Februar 2024
A report about the lives of imprisoned LGBTQ+ people in Brazil raises the alarm
Blog: Global Voices
" ... [I]n prisons, LGBTQ+ people are overloaded with crimes: in addition to the crime committed, they also pay for the social and symbolic crime of their sexuality and gender identity."
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#1019. Januar 2024
Pensions are a trap of the Sandinista regime in Nicaragua
Blog: Global Voices
The Sandinista regime cared little about the advanced age of many protestors when it came to imprisoning them, leading to dozens of them arriving at Nicaraguan prisons as political prisoners.
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#1125. Oktober 2023
Legislating technology and the internet: Interview with Internet Society's Callum Voge
Blog: Global Voices
There are four main principles that we, with our community, identified as key for the internet: it must be open, global, secure, and trustworthy.